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Israel’s Best Sushi Spots, from Luxury Counters to Hidden Local Favorites
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By תיקי גולן
What happened
A Hebrew restaurant roundup names Israel’s best sushi spots for International Sushi Day. It spans Tel Aviv and several other cities, highlighting standout Japanese restaurants, kosher options, and creative sushi bars.
- 01International Sushi Day prompted a nationwide roundup of Israel’s best sushi restaurants.
- 02Tel Aviv dominates the list, with Assa, Gaijin, TYO, a, and others praised.
- 03Several non-Tel Aviv spots also made the cut, including Jerusalem, Haifa, and Beersheba.
- 04The article notes kosher, vegetarian, and pregnancy-friendly sushi options in multiple restaurants.
- 05The Kiso group, with branches in three cities, is singled out as a mini-imperium.
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